Okay, I'm trying my best as an amatuer, not very dedicated writer, but, though I haven't taken any classes, this is bad literature. Sure, it is mildly interesting, but if you ever stop to think about the plot, you'll quickyl get stuck in holes. How do you solve these holes? Dous ex Machina! Seriously, a dous ex machina can be used as a nice plot twist occasionally, but for almost all of the plot point of the story? I mean there's the perfect laptop, which leads to the ending, and there is Angel's ongoing mind control, which I have yet to see scientific proof of, that solves most problems with food and stuff. The most interesting character is Ari, with is quiet depression, but he is mentioned so little that when he dies, you don't notice the difference afterwards. Just read the first two books and call your local obbsessie to get the info found in this book and go read something else.
Also, there isn't much objectionable as most of the action is described in a way that is impossible to picture, so if you are old enough to handle the plot, you'll be fine. The concept of the ethics of genetic engineering isn't even thought about and described as inhumane and that's that, no second thought to implications. Not hard to digest.